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<font face="Times New Roman">Hi GG/Phyllis,<br>
I am using the new month build and thank you for your great work.<br>
A few questions.<br>
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1) Ripple tool (more used).<br>
I can see, now, that Ripple tool is not a very ripple edit, for
me.<br>
I know (knew at this point) that Ripple tool may made shorter or
longera clip. Now I can made shorter or longer a clip only on
right side of that clip.<br>
I added a screencast: <a href="https://streamable.com/1vs0f">https://streamable.com/1vs0f</a><br>
For me the right way is like before. I added a quickly scheme with
four cases, following your scheme.<br>
(See file "ripple-edit.txt" appended).<br>
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2) Rolling tool. Okay.<br>
I added a screencast: <a href="https://streamable.com/g6cpr">https://streamable.com/g6cpr</a><br>
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3) Slip tool.<br>
Now, when I drag to left in timeline, the Compositor shows the
clip to go forward in the time and vice versa. <br>
I added a screencast: <a href="https://streamable.com/kuh0k">https://streamable.com/kuh0k</a><br>
I would expect that if I drag to left the Compositor shows the
clip to go back in the time.</font><font face="Times New Roman"><br>
(See file "slip-edit.txt" appended)</font><br>
<font face="Times New Roman">More, if possible, it would be useful
if the Compositor could show the split view with, on the left side
shows the clip's InPoint that changes and on the right side shows
the clips's OutPoint that changes.<br>
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What do you think about, please?<br>
If I am wrong you can tell me.<br>
Thank you.<br>
<br>
IgorBeg<br>
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